GrekMü
2016-10-27 14:53:14
- #1
Hello everyone,
I have the following problem: We are currently building a single-family house with central ventilation. When pouring the concrete ceiling, the breakthrough or recess for the ventilation pipes was set incorrectly. In other words, the ventilation pipes come out of the ceiling at the wrong spot and now have to be rerouted. My site manager told me that these will now be routed to the correct place via flat ducts in the screed and that this is no problem at all. There are 6 pipes (I believe 70mm) that were routed through the ceiling. I can't quite believe that. The planned floor construction is 19cm including insulation and underfloor heating. What is your assessment of the whole matter? What do I need to pay attention to? Is this permissible? Are there possibly problems with noise due to the change of the pipe system?
I am grateful for any input!
I have the following problem: We are currently building a single-family house with central ventilation. When pouring the concrete ceiling, the breakthrough or recess for the ventilation pipes was set incorrectly. In other words, the ventilation pipes come out of the ceiling at the wrong spot and now have to be rerouted. My site manager told me that these will now be routed to the correct place via flat ducts in the screed and that this is no problem at all. There are 6 pipes (I believe 70mm) that were routed through the ceiling. I can't quite believe that. The planned floor construction is 19cm including insulation and underfloor heating. What is your assessment of the whole matter? What do I need to pay attention to? Is this permissible? Are there possibly problems with noise due to the change of the pipe system?
I am grateful for any input!